Main image Still Got It
18 x 24″, Fine Art Print 2" Border Still Got It
30 x 40″, Fine Art Print 2" Border Still Got It
36 x 48″, Fine Art Print 2" Border Still Got It
Main image Still Got It
18 x 24″, Fine Art Print 2" Border Still Got It
30 x 40″, Fine Art Print 2" Border Still Got It
36 x 48″, Fine Art Print 2" Border Still Got It

Still Got It

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Size 18 x 24″
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The room was too quiet so he made some noise.

Print DETAILS

  • Size options: 18 x 24", 30 x 40", 36 x 48"

  • UNFRAMED: You have complete freedom for personal framing: Unframed prints have a 2" white border. Printed on Hahnemühle German Etching paper.
  • FRAMED:
    Gallery Floater Frame: A small gap between the frame and the edges of the artwork allows the image to "float" inside the frame. This gives it a unique presence that is both elegant and subtle.
  • Choice of black or white frame.
  • Gallery Floater Frames are a fine art pigment print under matte acrylic glass to cut glare and reflections for better viewing.
  • Ready to hang: Gallery Floater Frame arrives ready to hang. All you need is two nails, screws or hooks.

MATERIALS AND PROCESS
Each Glitch Atelier edition is produced as an archival pigment print. Unframed prints are printed on Hahnemühle German Etching, a heavyweight 100% cotton rag paper prized for its rich texture and museum-grade longevity.

PRINTED IN GERMANY
To ensure uncompromising quality, we collaborate with our renowned printing partner in Germany — a studio trusted by galleries and collectors worldwide for precision and permanence. Every piece is limited to 250 editions and is accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity.

ARCHIVAL QUALITY

Premium museum-quality printing with the finest tonal gradation providing nuances and emphasizing every detail. Extremely long-lasting color pigments.

more than meets the eye

Every series begins with an idea—emotional, cultural, or philosophical. Art made not just to fill a wall, but to say something worth hearing. These aren’t just images to admire—they’re invitations to return, reframe, and rediscover something new each time.

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